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Mercedes-Benz Car Key Replacement in Rolling Hills
Need Mercedes-Benz car keys in Rolling Hills? Crenshaw Lock Company is fully mobile and available 24/7 for lost, spare, and all-keys-lost situations on C-Class and E-Class models. We come to your vehicle, anywhere in the city. Call (323) 997-8867.
- Mobile to your Rolling Hills location
- Keys & fobs programmed on site
- Available 24/7

A Mercedes-Benz key is more than a piece of metal. Most C-Class and E-Class keys pair electronically with the car, so a lost or damaged key cannot be replaced at a hardware counter. It takes professional equipment and the right key for your specific vehicle. Crenshaw Lock Company has served Greater Los Angeles and Ventura County since 1987, and every job is done on location. There is no tow to a shop and no need to leave your driveway.
Rolling Hills is a gated community with long private roads, horse properties, and hilltop homes, and a trip to a dealer can mean a long, awkward detour. Our technicians come to the Mercedes wherever it sits: in the garage, at the barn, or on the side of the road. We handle lost keys, extra spares, and all-keys-lost cases. We confirm the correct key by your VIN, so you get a key that suits your car instead of a guess.
How it works in Rolling Hills
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Call and share your vehicle details
Call (323) 997-8867 any hour. Tell us the model, the year, and whether you have one key, none, or just want a spare. Let us know which gate and which road you are near so we can plan our arrival.
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Gate clearance and arrival
Rolling Hills has manned security gates, so we coordinate entry with you. Having your name on the gate list or letting the guard know we are expected keeps things moving. Then our mobile technician drives to your vehicle.
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Verify ownership and confirm the key by VIN
We check your ID and proof of ownership, then use the VIN to determine the correct key type for your Mercedes-Benz. This step matters for both push-button and bladed styles.
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Cut, program, and test on site
We prepare the new key at your vehicle and pair it to the car. We test starting, locking, and unlocking, and we check any remaining keys so everything works together.
What affects the price
- The model and year of your Mercedes-Benz, since C-Class and E-Class keys can differ by generation
- Whether you need a spare while you still have a working key or have lost every key
- The key style: push-button smart key versus a bladed key with a remote
- How many keys you want made in the same visit
- Time of day and how far we travel to reach the vehicle, including after-hours calls
Mercedes-Benz keys across Rolling Hills
Rolling Hills (ZIP 90274) is reached through three manned entry gates, and where your Mercedes sits determines our route. Homes near the Portuguese Bend Road area use the Main Gate, the Eastfield Drive area is served by the Eastfield Gate, and the Crest Road area uses the Crest Gate. Please tell us which neighborhood you are in and we will coordinate clearance with security so our technician reaches your driveway or barn without delay.
Many properties here have ranch fencing, equestrian trails, and long private drives, so a stranded Mercedes may be a good distance from the road. We work at the vehicle, wherever it is parked on the property. If you also need a rekey after a change of caretaker or ranch-hand staff, or have an older ranch home whose hardware has weathered in the hilltop fog, ask us about it during the same call.
See our Mercedes-Benz key guides by model and year, or all Rolling Hills services.
Need a Mercedes-Benz key in Rolling Hills?
Call (323) 997-8867 — we come to your vehicle 24/7.
Mercedes-Benz keys in Rolling Hills — FAQs
What if I lost all my Mercedes-Benz keys in Rolling Hills?
Can you make a spare Mercedes key?
What if I don't have an original key to copy?
Is my key push-button or bladed?
How do you confirm the correct key for my car?
Do you come to gated properties?
Reviewed by David Shar — Owner & Lead Technician
Crenshaw Lock Company has served Greater Los Angeles & Ventura County since 1987.
Last updated 2026-10-12.